News & Events

Dwight Shaffer, Director of Rehabilitative Services provides an overview of rehabilitative services at Immanuel Living and shares what makes the Retreat at Buffalo Hill unique here in the Flathead Valley.

Gary Morrison, RPh. and Consultant Pharmacist for Immanuel Living will be interviewed by John Hendricks about current and future treatments for Alzheimer’s and dementia.

Rose Hughes, Executive Director, Montana Health Care Association (MHCA) About MHCA The Montana Health Care Association (MHCA) is an association that represents facilities and organizations across the state that offer long term care services.  Our membership includes skilled nursing facilities (nursing homes), assisted living facilities and in-home care agencies.  We are committed to providing advocacy,...

How’s your clean slate going? The New Year has only just begun, which means you have plenty of time to incorporate good habits into your lifestyle. Staying active is one routine you should definitely consider. Even if physical activity isn’t on your list of New Year’s Resolutions, it should be on your mind. Benefits of...

Laurie Normandy, BSW Listen as Laurie Normandy, manager for The Lodge at Buffalo Hill, provides information about Alzheimer’s / Dementia.  She invites anyone who cares for or about someone experiencing Alzheimer’s disease, dementia or any related disorder that affects memory, reason and judgment to a monthly support group which meets at Buffalo Hill Terrace.  To see...

Pastor Larry Stappler rings in 2019 with a “New Year, New You” message.

According to the Flathead Beacon, commercial development has slowed in Kalispell, but residential surges there and elsewhere, led by apartment complexes with more than 1,000 new multi-family units approved and hundreds more proposed across the county.  Immanuel Living has completed its expansion of Buffalo Hill Terrace to include The Villas at Buffalo Hill with 36...

Every January marks a clean slate, a new chapter, a fresh start. It’s like turning the page of a cluttered, note-filled journal to a crisp, blank sheet of paper ready to fill up. There’s something refreshing about knowing you can close the door on 2018 and focus on a happy, healthy 2019. What do you...

As we age, the more precious and vulnerable our good health becomes. Our bodies are built to endure many years of wear and tear, but eventually that wear and tear can begin to take a toll. And as part of the aging process, we’re faced with naturally-occurring increased risks for a number of health concerns....

Think about the last time you slipped on a patch of ice. Maybe you fell and hit your shoulder, or your tailbone, or even your head. It startled you, pain shot through your body, and for a moment you wondered if you were seriously injured. Hopefully you weren’t. Now imagine that happening at the age...